beatnikcrab
I'm mostly into cacti, aloes, and other heat tolerant succulents, and more recently hoyas and some tropicals. Phoenix, AZ. USDA zone 9b, heat zone 11.
I'm mostly into cacti, aloes, and other heat tolerant succulents, and more recently hoyas and some tropicals. Phoenix, AZ. USDA zone 9b, heat zone 11.
Mid Winter 2021
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Mid Winter 2021
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daisy-jane
camilio81
patchmomma
PinkPixieDust
Found this growing among the spring weeds. It's tiny and cute rn, but if it's what I think it is then it's actually a central AZ native wildflower, and grows into a sprawling, wiry 8 ft wide beast with SUPER STICKY seeds, the name of which escapes me right now. Literally ACTUALLY sticky. They get EVERYWHERE, and they're especially a nightmare in my tiny fuzzy dog's fur! It DOES have tiny, pretty fuchsia flowers, tho! 😂
We have that growing rapid over here too. Pretty Sure it's deadnettle
@txgardener you're right! Henbit deadnettle. Not the thing with sticky seeds that I was thinking of (Boerhavia coccinea, I looked it up). I don't think I've seen this one before! I'll let it grow for a bit to see what it looks like. It's so weird how weeds decide to grow (or not). One year globe camomile absolutely TOOK OVER my yard (and I didn't mind, bc it's cute as hell), another year it was London rocket, another year purslane, another year black nightshade.. Never the same thing twice!